Listhaug Leads Frp in Polls, Yet Faces Sharp Gender and Age Divides
A recent poll shows Sylvi Listhaug ahead of Jonas Gahr Støre overall, but reveals strong differences in support by gender and age groups.
According to a new poll, Sylvi Listhaug of the Progress Party is currently the frontrunner against Labour's Jonas Gahr Støre for the prime-ministerial race, with each polling just under 30 percent support. The survey highlights a clear gender gap: Listhaug is the top choice among male voters, whereas Støre commands the majority of female respondents. Age also separates the candidates, as the youngest voters favour Listhaug while those over 65 show a clear preference for Støre.
Regional differences emerge as well, with Støre leading in Oslo and Listhaug gaining more traction in Sør-Norge. Analysts stress that these demographic splits could shape the dynamics of the upcoming election.
Why it matters
Understanding demographic divides helps gauge how voter preferences may shift the outcome of Norway's upcoming election.
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